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Second Life	By : AnonymityGranted Category: Dragon Ball Z > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 1587 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Chapter 5
Bonding
They were immediately introduced to Kakarot’s wife, Chi-Chi. She glared at Raditz with a broiling hatred. She pulled Kakarot to the side then she screamed, yelled, threatened and swung an abnormally heavy pan in everyone’s direction. However, in the end Bardock agreed with her so she made them tea.
“He does things like this to me all the time, brings strange aliens home, no offense, disappearing for days, months, I don’t know what to do with him sometimes,” she ranted
“It’s not fair to you,” agreed Bardock as they sat. He didn’t touch the tea that had been offered to him but Chi-Chi didn’t seem to notice or mind. The others had fled in the wake of Chi-Chi’s rage.
“If it’s worth anything though, I’m glad my son has had such a good wife to look after him all these years,” complimented Bardock. Chi-Chi blushed in way that was very reminiscent of herself as a child. She couldn’t help but be glad she was making such a good impression on her father-in-law even if she had attacked him in the beginning.
Even so she cleared her throat.
“You have to understand why I’m a little concerned about Raditz,” she began
“Say no more, Raditz is very sorry about what he did, but at the time he felt it was what he had to do. His comrades wouldn’t have given a second thought to coming and destroying the entire planet and taking Kakarot and Gohan by force. That doesn’t excuse him but I hope you’ll let him start to make things up,” said Bardock. He could practically hear his former crewmates laughing at him. In his first lifetime the only negotiating he did was kick his crew apart when they got into a brawl. However, a few decades in hell can change a person, especially when they already had regrets.
“Alright, but if he tries to hurt Gohan-” said Chi-Chi finishing by sending two hard jabs into the air beside her. ‘So, Kakarot’s woman is a warrior on this planet,’ thought Bardock.
Chi-Chi got up to put the finishing touches on dinner and Bardock decided to look around the house. He drifted in out of the rooms in no time, it was a small house, but cozy almost disgustingly so. It was obvious this was Chi-Chi’s domain.
He would wager that Kakarot spent a lot of time in the wilds surrounding the small home. Bardock wandered outside, not to far though dinner was almost ready. He saw the small shrine off to the side of the house and found it was also a small one-room house, the same one from his early visions of Kakarot’s life. It was a bit dusty but someone had kept it up well, probably Kakarot himself. Bardock didn’t go inside feeling as if he was intruding, he was grateful to the old earthling for caring for his son, for raising him into the warrior that eventually defeated Freeza and avenged the saiyan race among countless others.
“Dinner!” called Chi-Chi
Bardock quickly stepped back into the house only to see himself beaten by Goku who had instant transmissioned Raditz and Gohan along with himself to the dining room. Bardock sat down with the others as Chi-Chi fussed at Goku over using martial arts techniques in the house. Did that really count?
Bardock was pleased to see that not only had Raditz’s appetite had improved but his attitude as well. However, Kakarot’s appetite and enthusiasm was still unmatched. Even as he sat at the table and dug in he was finishing a story he’d been in the middle of telling.
“So, I head-butted him, but I kinda went through him, but he was defeated either way,” Kakarot was saying Raditz made a disgusted face in response.
“You went through him? Ugh, I got swallowed by a beast when I was a child and getting out was nauseating,” said Raditz shuddering. Goku and Gohan broke out in laughter.
“What ate you?” asked Gohan still giggling
“Some giant insectoid creature, ugh, can we change the subject,” plead Raditz. Goku and Gohan looked ready to take pity on him but Bardock had been dealing with his attitude since Hell.
“Did you get out the back end or something?” asked Bardock with mock curiosity though he’d already heard this story before. Raditz turned green and pushed his plate away.
“You know I didn’t, I clawed my way out of its gut, but its exoskeleton was tough, it took me a couple days,” said Raditz as shuddered again. He truly looked like he was going to be sick, and Gohan did too. Bardock could help but laugh at his eldest’s misfortune just like the first time Raditz told him the story.
“This is not proper dinnertime conversation,” interjected Chi-Chi, she looked a bit green as well.
“So, Gohan did you finish your studies today, like you promised,” asked Chi-Chi with an edge of steel.
“Um…” stuttered Gohan
“What is Gohan studying anyway?” asked Bardock quickly. He didn’t miss the grateful look Gohan shot once Chi-Chi had looked away.
“Gohan is going to grow up to be a great scholar. He just has to keep his nose in his books, he’s a very bright boy,” gushed Chi-Chi. Gohan appeared to be blushing.
“A scholar? Hmm, I’ll take a good fight any day over books,” said Bardock before he gave it much thought. Kakarot was smiling a very goofy grin.
“Well now I see where Goku gets that attitude from. That might work fine for saiyans but here on earth a good education is important for growing boy, that’s why we’re going to the parent interview to a prestigious school tomorrow. They’ll give Gohan a wonderful education,” said Chi-Chi with stars in her eyes.
“Is that your major concern when your planet is about to be destroyed?” questioned Raditz incredulously. Chi-Chi looked ready to kill.
“I like studying,” insisted Gohan, “but I have to help defeat Cell,”
“Or there won’t be any school, or earth for that matter and we’ll all probably be dead, that kind of gets in the way of stuff like studying and breathing,” added Raditz sarcastically. Chi-Chi glared daggers at him from across the table, so much for those two getting along.
“So, um Grandfather?” asked Gohan
“Hmm,” responded Bardock still watching Chi-Chi glare at his eldest who was deliberately ignoring her.
“Did King Yenma say why he brought you guys back?” asked Gohan
“No, not really. He just said something about second chances and better influences and believing we’d make better choices,” replied Bardock
“Oh, do you think he’ll bring back more saiyans,” asked Gohan a little fearfully. Bardock couldn’t truly blame him for being fearful of his own people but it disturbed him none the less.
“No, but even if he did not all saiyans are evil Gohan. Freeza played on aggression and tendencies we already had but he twisted us into tools that were useful to him. We lost many good people fighting under Freeza, I wish things had been different,” said Bardock solemnly.
“Did they all go to Hell?”
“Most, some I’m not sure. Hell is a big place and it seems like you run into everyone you don’t want to see and none that you do. It took me years after Raditz’s death to find him, it didn’t help that he was hiding,” said Bardock
“I was not,” argued Raditz
“You were, in one of the dankest areas of hell at that,”
“It was quiet,” mumbled Raditz
“Although I’m going to comfort myself in thinking you were hiding from King Vegeta and his legion of little minions he gathered around himself and not your own father,”
“You think you and your crew aren’t annoying?” muttered Raditz a little louder than he meant to.
In one swift motion, Bardock had reached over and pulled hard on Raditz’s tail, which had been safely tucked around his waist.
“Ack,” Raditz made a choked noise before falling over and out of his seat. Goku winced in sympathy while Chi-Chi looked on in amusement.
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